In industrial societies consumption ?
Correct answer: B. maintains and fuels demand
- A. must always be limited
- B. maintains and fuels demand
- C. is not a factor
- D. is viewed unfavorably
Explanation
In industrial economies, consumption creates demand for goods and services, encouraging firms to continue production and investment. It is therefore a major force that maintains and fuels economic activity.
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